Waukesha Freeman, The (Newspaper) - April 3, 1866, Waukesha, Wisconsin us AT 00 VEK YEAH Freeman rk Floor WRIGHT OOJ oo I pi oo 15 i I co oo foe 3 1866 TERMS A TEAR VOL the of state policy over j if you refuse under the This section of the com- MILWAUKEE j extent I Constitution these sentiments remains for me to sny will in measure that may 00 necessary for the preservation of the cml rights of as ns those of all other classes of tcd States by judicial process under nnd impartial laws or conformably the position of Constitution 1 now to the regret that considering the resolutions in number been thus far submitted proval I am compelled to withhold toy sent from n second measure that the sanction of both Houses Congress Signed Commission o Wool So i ail of Sausage vry in market s 3 SO EAST WATER STREET in this are prepared to -j Hi Of and Fancy Printing trial and Professional Cards M O N A T 1 0 X A L Draw on National National Hank an I v York A S Vice A J Board ni II Martin at all tji i A on all aUo ST Wis A Rood of nf on lv fst at his yard at M- one norih of Tni lS BANK IV A 0 M n C A ij A Smith A to a Will sell L S bonds 7 lit par Th for and and and draw di on of -0 w J Coin A U K f A AIN UK Thomas Proprietor fertile purchase Pork and President's Message Vetoing Civil Rights WASHINGTON March 27 To the of the United Slates I that tho which passed both Houses of entitled act to protect all persons in the Uni- ted States in their civil rights and nish the means of their vindication contains provisions I cannot approve consistently with my sense of the two races under the color of a j those courts would be an exercise of By the statutes of some of the states state law refuse the exercise of the j ity well calculated excite distrust and north as well as south it is enacted for right to the negro your error of j those who have not been iu rebellion It however conscientious instance that no person can in- with a negro or mulatto Chancellor Kent says speaking of the blacks that marriage between thorn j legislation which this seems to 1 1 the whites are in some of j contemplate is so likely to occur as to tide nor in- subject you to fine and imprisonment jmay be assumed that this authority is J do not apprehend that f dent to the power granted to Congress constitution as duty to the people and my are revolting and regarded DRESS G O O D S v to the Constitution of the fense against the public decorum the states where slavery does not ex- render it necessary at this time to voluntary except as a ist but they are prohibited in all j adopt a measure of such doubtful fur crime whereof the party shall slaveholding states by law not absolutely contrary to A Afri And will bo cold tho cost of importation OF DRESS GOODS O L O A K S States I therefore Wlf Mutual A nd Notary Pu All in any K 1 hni K AUCTION vc attention t same in ill also -s and in tin's Village M1 A II SE AS i CHOICE Trees lire KAIL DR BARRETT Storn v lo M- v i t OK AND EAR III IMIJ SHAWLS strained to return it to the Senate the House in which it originated with rny objections to its becoming a law first section of the all persons bom in the United States and not subject to any foreign ex- Indians not taxed are ed to be citizens of the United states This provision comprehends thc discrimination of the Pacific States Indians sub- j stance of the tllis do not say that this repeals state nit ior tne exercise 01 an laws on the subject of of legislators thc the two races for ns the whites i tant to be preserved in the interest has been abolished and for the present are forbidden to intermarry with the public liberty black 11 dies could be adopted to secure the de- n view to tlic enforcement of without assailing the exists the jurisdiction of however as an public peace and order state as to the The remedy proposed by this s respect not to taxation the people called j discrimination ud to tion seems to be in Gipsies as will as tho entire race cr i signaled ns blacks of color no- laws groes and persons of African blood Kvery individual of these the laws of the The section of tlic biil provides that officers and nf tlic to make arrests ces born in this a the United States is by j citizen of tlic United j laws two States It does not purport to declare or confer any other right of than federal citizenship It does not propose to give these classes of of citizens of states ex- ject embraced in tho o rights in the as exclusively they all relate to the internal policy Domestics biil has been considered to the states sons any of citizens of stales ex- all re la that which may result from their and economy of the respective suites as citizens of the United States They arc matters which iu each state to confer the right of j concern thc domestic condition ot its stale citizenship is just as exclusively people varying in each with confer is with Congress The of ral citizenship thus to be conferred in the several ratios before s us as p thc several stales as thc power to j its own peculiar circumstances and trip r the right of federal citizenship safety and well being of all its Oil All floods on been to will FOK A GOTO CO 888 EAST M M 1 JLOVE SUCCESSORS TO East Water Milwaukee Are now opening n now and stock of FANCY AND STATLE mentioned is now for the first time proposed to be given by iaw if as is claimed by many all persons who are native born already are by virtue of the Constitution citizens of the United States the passage of the pending cannot be necessary to make them If on tha other hand such persons arc not citizens as may be assumed from the proposed legislation to make thorn such the grave presents itself whether zens I do not mean to say that upon all these subjects there are not federal restraints as for instance in thc State power of legislation over contracts there is a federal limitation that no State shall pass a law impairing the obligations of contracts and as to hall pass an as to money obligations of contracts crimes that no States law and struction in cases of conflict with th constitution and the constitutional laws of the United to be held as the and The 3d section gives the district courts of the United States exclusive cognizance of all crimes and committed against the provisions of The section empowers the fo this act and concurrent jurisdiction MS be ne that no State shall make anything but void and silver a legal lender here can we find a federal deprivation of such rights in the courts tion tlie power of any State to nd the constitutional to be selected by the courts to itcd States the latter I point in writing one or more suitable of the timo to to lie 01 lln Uy lie biil these numerous agents arc to constitute a sort of iu ad- dition to the limitary and arc to summon and even to cull to their aid such portions of tlie hi nil es of the U S or of the mi- lo the with the circuit courts of the United i mice of which they maybe all civil and criminal cases C a rooting persons who are Uo nr the people mid lo whose enforce in the courts or i the description of the cial tribunal oi the states or locality crs is tlie only limit and in whoso hands where they may be any of the rights be made to them by the first The which I have given to the second section makes it clear what kind denial or deprivation of rights by tho first section was iu It is or of oppression nnd The general thc land and naval force of the United tho militia nnd the execution of thc are believed to be for any emergency or judicial of thc state It- can occur in d prove otherwise time of peace Jf it can at There is a little English market town in the county of Devon situated in a very fertile vale on the the It has about and is a very favorable mon of the country towns of EngUnd and its name is famous throughout the fashionable world in with the lace which is there made ritt iu his last volume pleasantly de- scribes the surroundings and process of this manufacture lie was to a small cottage on a back street where three women were at work on cement floor Two of them wero ters between sixty and seventy of age who had wrought ou the Jing dresses of throe generations of queens Adelaide Victoria and Alice The third was a neighbor who Had dropped in with her work and was her needle with her bonnet on The work requires the nicest ment and skill with the It is wrought on round plump ions and as the progresses it U covered with a piece ov oiled silt so that a very narrow strip exposed at once to the dust or touch oi hand such precaution the lace to the salesroom as pure ana sullied as thc thread when given out As it is all made by hand it has to compete with the most elegant designs made by machinery in Nottingham and other places Although tho pries paid for it by the wearer seems high and it still is considered the most perfect and durable for the bridal dresses of ladies of the nobility and of the blood royal yet the profit to thc poor in was scarcely a penny au hour It is a says Mr riu when they are so proud to it that the artistes who clothe them with such should be poorly paid Somehow or other this inequality the wearer and tho maker is the widest and worst in cles of luxury and and have always had a harder time of it than even the Tho men who follow tho low and wield the sickle fare a deal better where eleven of the states aliens and citizens arc unrepresented in Congress at the persons called it in sound policy to our j and naturalized the right all to hold real estate If it bo granted or classes of thc that Congress can repeal all State laws United States Four millions of them discriminating between whites and have just emerged from slavery into blacks in thc subjects covered in this it be r u that they possess requi R On- llnt.-l Cure Warranted if Directions am Single will Inat a bo used n tlay SYMPTOM S The symptoms of Catarrh tire at first vers find thoy havo a thai lioy have attaches and arn to the chances of tlie nose may bo 01 t dis- thin and acrid may ensue As tho chronic Iho dis aro in quantity anil change they are now and or Ths causing a bad breath the tho eyes aro weak the sen if smo is or i Anoi and important symptom OJ J is that tlie person is obliged to cleat iis in the of a thick or i which from the head this takes place the sure that nis is on itt to tho and should loso no time iu I it The above are but fow of the many Cat fully all symptoms t will be sent to address Alsc to procure the medicine Wo are daily receiving letters from soldiers H the and others in all parts of the on and testimonials from i it bearing of its ble This Remedy contains MINERAL OB from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY I it io PERFECTLY HARMLESS to the most tender and delicate child i CALL for CATARRH OY and take no other If not sold by i in your vicinity you can enclose the in a letter to us and we will send the by Express Price per bottle Address Dr D H SEELYE is Co HI In addition to anil of why it may be asked may not thc requisite Congress repeal in thc same way all to them to the State laws discriminating between tho and of j two races thc subject of suffrage tho Have the j and If Congress can decide by thc such law who shall lands also be asked pie tlic several SUCH iaw wuu lands who snail a conviction r It also be asked testify who shall have capacity to whether it necessary that they make a contract in State then Con- should no declared citizens in order gross can also by law declare who may he secured in thc en- without regard to race or shah the civil rights proposed have the right to sit as a juror ova In Hie These rights arc by Federal as well a bv secured to all aliens and even be- fore thc completion I of Con and it- safely be assumed that the Fame arc to give do most of j stands clear of doubt that the offense and tho provided in the second section ave intended for the staCo judge who in the clear ex- of his as a judge not ministerially but contrary to this law In other words when a state judge acting upon a question in- a conflict between a state law and a federal law and bound ing to his own judgment and to an impartial decision be- amend these laws in such a man- ner as while subserving the public not to jeopardize tke rights interests to hold any office and finally to vote in every territory and state of in every case brought before him and n fee of to his deputy cr for each person he or they may arrest and take be- fore anv such with such tr fees as may lie deemed reasonable by tween tiie two comes to the conclusion that the state law is invalid he must not follow the dictates of his own judgment at the peril of fine and which sits only iu one plai Tho legislative for must migrate ma niont of the such in Cur ine oilier duties us may be required premises All these fees are to be nut of the treasury of tlie United whether there is a conviction not but case of conviction they lire to be jt seems of such temptation bad men might convert any law deficient into an instrument of persecution and fraud the SlU section of the the United ace recoverable from the defendant to me Hint under the influence of the from the judicial of the states the sacred Ji i i i 1 I U 111 v l J the United States As respects the and exclusive duty ot a judicial como the power i and converts thc state judge in- i J TI rl fn ior as to thorn the is the federal But as to the similar like protection and to those j ic for whom this provides special p Jus Hie policy of the from iis origin to the present time seems to have been that persons who arc strangers to and un- familiar wilh mir institutions and out- laws should puss through a probation at the end of which the coveted they I ions in Congress thc lower to make rules and regulations for them The object of thc section of of thc is to protection to colored persons in the full enjoyment of all the rights ed to by tho preceding section It declares that any person whn must give cler color ofany law device of their fitness to receive and to I regulation or custom shall or the rights of citizenship as cause to be subjected any inhabitant the Constitution of I or any state or territory to the VOR FALL WINTER on hand a superior of als and CLOAK all tho at ot We also ihc Slates The biil in effect j tion ofany right secured or protected a against large by this act or to intelli n El Patt i ct b Li the negro to whom after long years of bondage thc avenues of freedom and have just now I I suddenly opened lie must sity from his previous unfortunate con- dition of be less informed as rent worthy and i pain or penalties on account of such in favor of person having at any time been held in a condition of slavery or involuntary servitude except as a punishment of whereof the parly shall have to a mere ministerial officer bound to decide according to the will of Cun- gross Ll IS mat ui i to persons whose rights arc secured by Or n the first section of the any one of ns shall ihal and district attorney and necessarily lie is not of upon thc der of the President and there hold a court for Hie purpose of tlic more P arrest and trial of persons charged with thc DEATH OF AN Sebastian Anzinger au Alpine hermit recently died in a chapol romantically on one of the spurs of tho Alps in his year Ho studied natural history and philosophy traveled over Europe America and was captured by slavers at and was lo work m garden where his knowledge advanced him in thc estimation of his master and eventually procured his release Qrv bis return to Tyrol he published work of his adventures during his cap- In 1809 he rallied under tho banner of Hofer and was captured along with the celebrated patriot but was fortunato enough to escape from the death to which his chief was doomed at Mantua by his French captors Curried to France as a prisoner of wur he after- ward became a Professor of Botany and married the widow Baron In 1825 he took up his residence in Spain His wife died in that country and when his only daughter also ran away with a Spanish grandee the old these ri violation of this act nnd there th of the court must remain for the time therein designated section authorizes the President or such i it ns he may empower for that is clear that in slates which land thc j man knew no bounds ha be to prevent Ihc all criminal and civil violation enforce the due execution of this set Thc seem to imply a permanent military that is to be ways lit hand and whose only business is to be of this over hts ses them will by the ions of the yd section come under the executive of the federal j tribunals which one u shoul laws of the crime throu or any other protection or tho courts of the state arc vay and he can only be tried in the thc criminal to bo tried if the is by fed provided for and oral law i That law lived together under thc relation of master nnd slave That relation is now changed nnd they now stand each master of itself lu this new ono necessary to the there will be which arc interested in making Kauh has er in the terms and if left to thc that and labor it is i will spent the rest of his life as a 011 the summit of his native mountains having no other means of than the alms given him the to the holy of that gion His only fortune on his death not the state law is to govern it and work the problem been duly convicted or by reason of docs not happen color or race than is prescribed for i to be within the of federal tho punishment of white persons shall BEST CUTTER IN THE Arc prepared to make to on From the most desirable patterns JLove Street October 3 1865 nOO to thc nature and character of cur in- bi deemed guilty of than he who comes fmm upon conviction be j He has to extent od by a fine not exceeding one I with the and dollars or not cx- i a to which he one year ur both in thc dis- I rily life liberty and thc siut of happiness Vet it is now posed by a single ment the right of citizens upon ail persons of African descent born within thc extended the States while persons of foreign must cretion of the Court section seems to apply to some or future law of a slate or which may conflict with the provisions of thc now under con- sideration It provides for counter- acting such legislation by law that the federal courts arc lo fry him under any other law it is true has mere intelligence bat labor is never so ignorant as not to its own interests to know its own value and not to sec of the United so that over VroviMous mvl Fruit 073 in Clark's in AX roi JOHN A Toughs ColSs Bronchitis Sore Throat aad Irritation of tho Bronchial or Langs la tio Throat and Croup f his syrup is especially bene in affections if tho Throat and Tubes caused Catarrh assisting in its used in connection tho Jims If token in time it FAILS to 1 the severest cases of y on in to the taste safe for Iren in its effects to si ftp and lungs it vrill soon find 3 IV A nto every family in tlie land Friee Sole Proprietors Freeport His D Cincinnati A GENTS WANTED OF Great The rebellion out in human and tho upon winch wiir lins con- tlic history best it one of of Iho the punishment of all persons w its criminal law federal wherever it can 1 make their home j Cue and imprisonment upon j state law a probation of five the legislators who may pass such arises and can only then j laws or upon the officers or derives this vast domain of criminal dence provided by each state ior the in all our History iu vu of its own citizens and for us a people living under 1 n as widen i their employment will when it is closed their occupation will In all our history iu all our consisted iu ten which thc sorrow-stricken old hermit to the poor A On CCKIOUS A correspondent a now Pa says The burning oil well near is n curious phenomenon It firo three weeks ago and has been ing with unabated vehemence ever defying all it The flames cover a forty feet square and sixty to ona hundred feet high BO much that newspapers may be read by irin the night four or five dis- tant The earth in bated five feet from the well the treei are budding and tho crass ing in the vicinity from its heat and eral and State law no such symptom as contemplated by the details of this before been proposed or of l has ever Kens upon proof that they are of good agents who shall put mural character attached to thc j into execution ciples of tho Constitution of the Uni- 1 an official not a ct Mr of ill writers tied to portray ty Ills work themes him in tlic of t J ted States and well disposed to the good order and happiness of the same Thc first section of the biil also con- tains an enumeration of the rights to be by those classes so made in every state and territory of the United States These or tempt to It means common crime committed tho person or property of the black race Such an act may deprive thc black man of his property but not of his rights to hold Ifc means a deprivation of the riihl itself cither by thc state judiciary or the state It and powerful of iml thc nnd of the to pon lire aurt of n more nml nin for tho of his peculiar for his the in with the nnd of n present and while his alont for tion K A hand i full will r city BY ALL nnd at retail by unco in n From no other en to i are to make and enforce sue parties and ov to inherit sell hold and convey roal and personal to have lull and equal benefit of all laws and proceedings for the security of person rights j therefore assumes under this contracts to i tion members of a state legislature who s and property as is enjoyed iin of thc of bo so and agreeably Mr this one will bo in March ISbO wnnied to in its sulu m town ia tUc United rapid holds nut to and men to profits they from any other or from any other liow r the arc Tor apply to or R 117 So by white citizens So too they are made subject to the sarna punishment and penalties common with White citizens and to none others Thus a col- conflicting the biil that judges should vote for the provisions of of tho State Courts who should utter ments in antagonism with marshals and ministerial officers by state jud Till terms and that who cute processes laws and issued by state judges of other should bo and it can be made to apply dis- for tlie security state law Tlie question hero race safeguards which go in- froin source beyond any that the general power lo tribunals certain classes or I is thc to favor the spectacle is attracting crowds of spectators shall extend to equity under the Constitution th laws of the United States and the laws of the United treaties or which shall be made under their authority to all cases or other public u and consuls to all cases of ad- or rather stride towards and the concentration of all legislative e national Tho between the of the same state and absorption and of power bv tho government which if must sap and destroy our system of limited powers nnd down the barriers which preserve the rights of the states It another step Lours TO TO London Christain Emporor in- tho principal Jews of France to a conference on the subject of re- turn of the Jaws Haly land in the course of which he entered into the whole subject sud in- his disposition to use his great power and toward that THE HUMAN BODY falls asleep by according to M French The muscles of the legs and jurisdiction to t cy of the spi controversies between two or more states between a state and the citizens of tho of another state different states between same state claims of 1 of different states and of tho citizens states citizens must be to resuscitate thc rebellion and to arrest thc judiciary pov perfect equality of the white and races is attempted to bo fixed by men Federal law in every slate of tho Union over tho vast fields of state covered by these enumerated In no oue of them can any state by power of tion between thc races In brought before other tribunals and js expressly set am to fine and act of September 1-L for the performance of i judicial the Ln 5 im- Stitas in conferring upon the fed ties which such mig r The legislation thus proposed power of the State Is says to every State court or judge if vou decide that this act is -I 1 1 i d denned ana Of the including the 1.789 military and naval authorities thereof United I would and the freedom of This guaranty has been especially and tere irts jurisdiction over cases of constitution in s tate tribunals is con- i throughout thc United fine them to classes above recited clause of the tion u and arm lose their power before L t hose which support the and hese last than the muscles which sustain tlie back arid ho trates this by the case of persona who sleep on horseback or while standing or walking He conceives that tho sense of fight thon tho of taste next tho of smell next that of hearing and lastly that of touch LIGHT four if butter well eight ounces of flour add of sugar the yolk of two eggs of one and n of brandy roll tho paste thin aild cut it with a cutter rub tho ton the white of an egg and sprinkle white sugar on them iu a
